Spousal community of property alone is insufficient to prove marital community for family pension purposes.

The Supreme Court dismissed the widow's appeal, quashing lower court rulings that granted her a family pension based solely on the existence of a marital community of property. The court found that while the deceased husband and wife maintained a formal community of property, there was no evidence of the necessary emotional or physical bonds required for a true marital community under the relevant pension law. Consequently, the pension was denied to the widow, and the case was remanded for a fresh examination of the specific nature of the bonds between the spouses.